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Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
FALL SUITS.

GeItieran deslr ng their clothes to fit
as nicely and peri city as possible can bs
suited hy Mr.. James Harding, merchant
tailor. No SIG French street. Patrons of
Mr. Harding. who are among our rgomi-
nent and influential citizens, have EXPRESS
ed themselves ss exceedingly com fortabl.
and greatly pleased with the neat fit OF
their garments, which are always made In
the lat 81 style. French, Englilh and cas-.
sinere suitings and cloths of all kinds !,
of the latest styles, are always en- hand.
As cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching, gentlemen should cal
and See the st5 .es at once, s22-3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Very Mild.

"Uncle jack" said City Market
butcher to an old colored whltewasher
the other day, you know the weather
pretty well, don't your"
"What kind of winter do you
think we'll have?"
"Well, sab, dat same queshun war
axed me yesterday, accompanied by a
gift of ten cents, and predicted q
VERY mild winter. Howsumeber, as
you haven't"
"Here's dime, Uncle Jake"
"Ahl thanks. It's gwine to be mild
sah-werry mild. Yes. sah-we'll hey
summer all winter, sah."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Moro Trouble Brewing.

A. telegram from Ottawa says the
cantaip of the seiEAd American ship
rr,1sewasar at Shelourne, Nova
= ctis, hss refused to clear his vesssl
Tar fctrlsD port on the conditions ttip.
r'atsd by TIC Department Of Custotus.
"Eis roe only reiuses TO pey the OK
renr-s conns sotcG with tho teizare CT the
gsessI, but demands clearenos papers %
,ncther CauGdian port, and unless the
ICustoms authorities q low bifn TO clear
hin .1tn " hen and for where he plsssee,
he tbrea' ena to bring &c.icn againsS the
'Gortrrnsat
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
indian OiatIns.

A delegation Of three Oneida Ind isns
called at the Interior Department on
Tuesday TO urga the settlement OF q
claim Of $500 600 which the tribe has
against the Government. They claim
Originally 6O0 of their tribe settled on
the Oneida reservation In Wisconsin,
aYd they were subsequently joinad by
1900 more of theiv tribe which had been
sent out from New York, and that they
had never bstn allowed anything foI
the lands taken aud held by the Nes
York Indians. Secretary Lamar told
them that their claim should have early
attention.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
Tho Coming snakaspeare.

Mrs. Yerger-I'm afraid there's
something the matter. with Tommy.
Colonel Yerger-What makes you
think SOP
He sits in a corner all day long and
don't say anything to anybody. Either
he is going to be great poet or he ia
going to have the measles. can't
vet decide which it is.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

A tomato weighing thirty.one ounces,
grown Ia the yard OF Thomas BendalI,
No 1908 Penusvlvania avenue, was
left at our sc Wednesday morning 1t
Ia quite ripe, and big enough to make o
meal for 8 small fam lily.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
GIT THE BESF FENCa.

Farmers OF New Castle County, VS. ssf
you now TO subscribe for stock IA the Nov
Castle County Hedge UoupsnE. St cs.
holders hava the teit advantages. IN,
agonIs will cs.l upon ycu &c. n 20 reoe.y,
your .usssript;0na. Tue company VIII p,oS
assurJly na o?gan'E,f thk 'aII;ac net tsi' t.
have sock IN IT. Scy intormlt!, n In rs'S
tion TO ei,her fauee o. SOCK Will be chesr
nlliy given by ether Ct tn uo1 :rs'< as,
addressed 20 the Clayton Hapse, Wum,Rs.
ION, Del. SAMUEL J0RwsON,
SOLOMON HJGSLY,
THOMAS hGkLNSHN,
huBERr scFaaI4N,
sSo.u Aasats Dayton Aetge Ue rpc7y
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
n d sAOGA

NoyIoE-l, THOMAS L. MuUsLEY
IN ths owner and occupant Of tho East
Lake Hotel, tituated on tho northwest
corner OF Elliott avsuue and Market
strost. in the Ninth ward OF the
city OF Wilmington, county u Nov Castis
and state OF Delaware, In compliance with
the req uiremebts Of the act OF the Genera
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions OF
the Poace and JAN Delivery OF tho State OF
delaware, in and for New Castle Count.
on Mouday, the 2's,cay Of Nov, A. ID. 1851
being the next term OF said cour., for Il,
o.nse for said houss as an inn or tavsrn foi
tho sale therein of intoxicating liquors 10
less quantities than ono Qulrt, to be drunk
on the premiscs, and the following respecra-
bis oit'zens OF said ward recommend tnt
faid application. viz:
20 Il Hughes WIN T Barclay
0ottleib Rehfus David Il Olough
Edward y Kniyht John MoEiwee
l. Forster WIN Il Mousley
Wesley Alexander A II Fex
Daniel Ford Utariss schIach.er
q y Gamble Edwin II Barr
John Griffin Geo W Kennedy
John Turfon Charles Hallman
Franklin Oicud John Oox
Niven y Gamble Al Yinerty
VIM II Bask.ea Jchn Carson
Norris 1. Pike ne'son 4 tiraiR
oll-tth THOMAS L. MOUSLEf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
ar non 10 LOAN ON FIRSr musI'
SO,UUU gaae. HtO. y. Mabis. o'i-o'
Tree r anting Time

Frutt. akade and ornamental trees, bsst
uupllty End all OF thu 6es,rao Die vs1lsties
rees planted in ths city and euarsnne
Row ii The iimo to send IN orders. " LIZ
LIAM y. PETERS, cftioo No. 8 W. 'tD..e.
or +. U. drawer, re. ., city. $50 eoG'-h
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

A TEZREgOA .--hLiI RESSDH3 sh
-. sirtlR pure tsIuyc sod chsmtasis, O!
Ttshing their prescriptions or pflvAts is
Ssspt5 oarsf1;iy COM apodhts4; with pure NJ
ssrisss cEaotd no 70 Che cra. Etor1 Of
X. L. GRla3UvKSr
Ses k1+ 8kSEssssarssi, wsikx;pssyR D9
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

Bush's, French street wharf is the place
TO buy your coal,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

When baby wss sick, we gave her Csstoris,
When she was Child, she cried for Csstorta
Vixen she became Miss, she clung to CastoriN
When she had Children, she gave them Gas
to orta.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

%yUIloE-I, UAKULlNE KLlNdrR,
~ THE owner and occupant OF the
houses situated at No. 2oT and No. .Cy
Fast Second street. in the second ward Al
the city OF Wilmington " county Of NewUss'le
and State OF Delaware, in cOmpliAnce with
the requirements OF the acts OF the General
A sssmD'y n such case made aud provide d ,
do hereby give notice that l shall sppy a.
Writing TO me Court OF General SessioLs OF
tho Peace aad Jail Delivery OF the state Ui
Delaware, in aud for New Oastio county, on
M 0nd ~. the 2lst DAY Ct NOV. a. u. 1887. be
ing tho next term OF said court, for i'cense
for said house ss an inn or tavern, for tbs
So 0 therein OF intnxio ttiug liquors in less
tha promises, and the following respsctshlo
oitiBeng Of said ward recommend the eai,!
application, viz:
John e Hirzsl A Sell9er
,'hs rles Heinel Ferdinand Vogel
Adolph cberS VIM Il heal
henfy q Roller Andrew Spieae'halteI
Cna'Ies Il SparKs Gustavs Hanson
h1Dt Kenyon bRcksu
Nartin faub John Malo-
kIbort sutton John Spencor
Nicholas Jsuny Jr Louis GuAan
Geo h uotz1or ilhas Sonoy
Jss w Porter no nsmble ND
VIM Hammond Jas A Quinn
ois-s.s OARS LINE KLIrGEa.
NJOTICE-l, JOSEPH BOOMER, tn :
~ oVDer Rnd oc ,upant of the honse sit
mated at 5l0 Ghufch a., being ths y. W. or
TIN ana Uharch streets, IN the Eighth ward
OF the city OF wilmington, county OF fNewCas
tie Ind state OF Delaware,i in compliance witt
the requirements Of the acts Of the Genera
Asso nbly In suoh case msde and provided
do kereoy give notice that ehall apply II
| writing to The court Of General Sessions o.
| the Peace and Jail Delivery Of tho state o.
| delaware, in and for New CASTLE County, or
IA oniay, the 2ist day OF Nov. A. D.lo87, be
| ing the next term of said court, for ilceast
| for said house as an inn or tavern, for the
| sale therein Of intoxicating liquors in iesi
quantities than one quart, to De drunk or
| the premises, and the following respectable
| citiIens OF said ward recommend the sale
appli 3ation, viz;
| james Lenning John Jones
\ iomtnick b'Donnell limo by II Q1ill
Vim ID sparks W r Wells
| James Obristy Samuel Mo0rs
Joseph sell William ii Cpdyko
! bernard Mccullough JOHN J. Hornet
l Walter L Taylor Joseph H Homer
John N Irwin Bernard DonoIoo
| OnarleB koeberie James A Maguiro
| Ha Ieck = EAy James Steen
\ John Lotus John Donion
| Aaron oyle John u streusl
| sl0-dAw JOS EPh E9dNER.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

AEIILW II O a Il ,
ES kinds OF nnlwriGht wcrk sppiy
RELKEa g. ELLIOTT, md and LoMpsi'
rtrsotk. iuAoo "'"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
MU1luE.

" ~ ,,,,,
ncnts, head and foot stones for departed
friends, would do we'll To calf on Joha l.
NRioIs, Delaware avenue and Jefferson sts
VINO is .. Itng oat belss cosi, 10 ntAe in
provements IN the busiiess. Let.sr,ns nee
" charges. ~ AA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
EXUURSIONs.

UN!lkUsNJ roo liza causes, and q now sEl
EtnHtN ESN sasfuI IGUBE at your
Down home by one who wss deaf tysnty
eight yhars. Trastod by most OF the no.
ted spec!alists without benefit. Oursd him,
self IN thrso stopths. and sicec then hun
dreds OF OTHERS. Full part,oulars SEPT on ap-
pNcbtion. r. s. PAGE, Nc. 81 West slsi
4 keS SnrC tIttv ocf1h-tu. .eR-ems
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

~ "A URbAY. A SbAWL,IN
s"Is om eth and " est etIeeU, 10
s,s i iool house, on Lancaster pike.
ySs fesaid Will be ps Id for los rsturn
""ld. Ii. ). WGUu. oll.3ls
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

IL SALE--A VEkY DESlSA ABLE
lA'n q liQ GoIsl; conveniently loosteei
|nton ailDingto +; cary terms. hd'
lre1cief hcnecksr, Attorneys i0r
eli-u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

MISS FLORESIlNE rOBl As,
M Te.cher OF Music,
Asia.as,2 ala East 9th street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

|g S.LE-OHFAP, 4 GOOD Tn
tnt, bores and mare; good .7H
kn and leaders. Apply to q. WEonLI
LIN 4 Blu south Of Market street
a oi1-et
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

u slsEtT-cUkrES STORE PROP
NV Ftl ioeApOn. Apply TO hob
W. hsolE 2 l7ssi Esznin1 buiid,ng,
jlo-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

bsSaLk-AT A BARGAIN, ATWO.
Fnt pcser ehipman oil engine; nearly
ut en- 3to ceEts sn hour 10 run It
70 hi b. hT :, kCup, printer. NO.
laa street, city. os u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

4 sALE-ONE CHES N q T
I,e,n horse, between ] and 8 years Of
El.!Lands h,rh, 3 good ariver, can pc
6w 4 lady ". .. BULLOCK. Tenth
lltl.l streets. sn-u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

CEsALi-STOCK. TOOLS AND EF
hcltls shoe shop, North East, Md,
ID .ttai q ptr month; good stsnd
btnty c'voIp. Apply to or address J.
llt, tOrtn Eat, Md. ol2stA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
For ReatI

|hsALE "A SHOW CASE AT NO.
itafFr,nt street. octI2-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
For Hte.

bRiOK HOUSE
"A pu,h e.de OF Lowering avenue
|y,,yrien street. Will sell cheap, AND
n, % suit purchaser. Monthly install.
I.ssu. Also IL: Lindon streoA Apply
(sO, TT VLhNtip. this ofioo. tlb'l
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

Y sal:-2 OR . HnUD BhlCK-
Nat',tltespl. Or VIII trade for buiid.
HVCia mail fam 20. FIOKt LIS,
"a t.''et., WI, Iel. % 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

..rrnTO COOKS; CHAMBER
NiLD D.,,,resses. nurses, seamstresses'
bili.. wa homework, city and COUNTY;
|s,,i.n, ,sDT'" reliable efiice' LUZ oiaes.s Msnc'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-13

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Daily Republican., 1887-10-13
HseleA.

F-.n-yERsONs WANTING 3 -: Z !:
|lETtipnss ns,p ior heels. reetsrren,s -
Eibls ne,p IN A. re accommodated ~
n he Whn igo-tf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27
Miss nIuIock,s IHu mainly.

Oh, Dolly, isn't it a pity that Miss
Mulock is dead? One OF the pleas
ATTEST recollectons OF my childhood
is reading her sweet, tender, pure
books, and about the only thing ever
gave a Sunday school library was Il
collection OF Miss Mulock's novels,
for l believed they would do the
girls more good than all
the namby PANTY things
that were in there. l believe that if
We're man | would raise my hat a
the very thought OF Miss Mulock but
al | can do, being woman, is to ov, r
and over and over again, in my heart
of hearts, think that | do not believe
she ever did, thought or dreamed
anything that wasn't womanly and
beautiful. Now, only know this
from her books, but l do not think a
woman who was not very lovely
one could ever have written ".Iohn
Halifax" or "a Woman's KINGDOM"
| don't know where another such
writer is. Indeed, | am very much
afraid there isn't one. 1t is true you
could not speak of the books as We y
sensational, or OF an order that made
one forget ones self entirely in the
rapturous following Of de ective who
was to discover murder by means of
small brooch or the point OF foot
step, but you did lean to think that
it was worth while to live and care for
people, that there was u great deal
more in true marriage than many
believed, and that wiiehood and
motherhood, after all were the great
est blessings that ever came to woman.
l-[New York Star.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27
PROHIBITION In MAINE.
The Internal Revenue Returns to
the Atatc Lnrger Than Ever.

Regardless OF what is known as the
intensified prohibitory liquor law
passed by the last session Of the Maine
Legislature, there has been an increase
in the State of II per cent. in the col
lections of internal revenue for the first
three months of the pre- ent fiscal year.
The publication of this fact has
caused considerable CONSERVATION
among the temperance element OF the
State, and petitions are pouring in
upon the Government asking for the
appointment of special liquor con-
stables in various localities, whose
duty it shall be to enforce the provis-
ions of the liquor law.
The addition TO the internal revenue
collection is caused by the sale princi-
rally OF retail liquor dealers special
licenses, and it is apparent to every
body that in all the large towns aid
cities liquor selling is carried on with
the same openness as before the en-
actment Of the new law. Governor
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27

the corpse, "the embodiment of all
my dreams of bliss. If 1 only had
your sweet companionship in this des-
olate room its gloom would take the
hue of radiant sunshine, and / should
be content to sit here forever, warmed
by your smiles and gladdened by the
tender glance of your eyes"
ooh, sir" sighed the lady.
Can it be possible, continued the
enraptured dead man, that you re-
ciprica e my passion; that you will
be mine ?"
The lair head was gently inclining
to the shoulder of the corpse when
the undertaken entered.
The lady screamed. The corpse sat
upright.
why, how is this?" exclaimed the
astonished dealer in collins.
"Oh, SIR" gasped the fair one, "this
gentleman has been talking so very
strangely"
ralklng" shouted the undertaken.
"Why you NUT be mad. How can
a dea man talk?"
Dead !" screamed the lady.
"Why, yes; look at him. Lord
help you! You have been courted by
a corpse"
The astonished spinster cast one
fond despairing look IN the ashen face
Of her wooer. and, flinging her arms
above her head, cried piteously
Heavens! does my beauty charm the
dead ?'' and tainted away Alta.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27
BAKER PASTA d AID.
A Brilliant Officers Ca'eer-His
Services under Two Flags.

services under TWO rags.
LONDON, November 17.-General
Valentine Bake, who in 1875, while
hol ling an appointment Of Assistant
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Aldershot,
was compelled to leave the service on
being found gu ltv OF a misdemeanor,
is dead. He was so years old.
The death of Colonel Valentine Ba-
ker renews the old scandal connecting
his name with that of Miss Dickenson
and his expulsion from the British
army in 1875. Colonel Baker, or Ba
ker Pasha, his later title, WIS Il
Younger brother of Sir Samuel Baker,
the distinguished traveller and eX
plorer, and was dashing cavalryman,
who in his lifetime saw considerably
more active field duty than falls to the
lot Of the average amy officer, ami
wa during his connection With the
British service regarded as one of the
finest light-cavalry officers in the army.
and more recently as one who would
assnr~dly win generals rank in the
event OF IL war between England and
any of her neighbors. His period of
service in the British army antedated
the Crmean war, in which struggle
he held the p 'sition Of a lieutenant Of
the Twelfth Lancers, and acquitted
himself with credit. Subsequently he
fought alainst the insurrectionary
Sc .oys in India and in the war with
China, winning forhimself in these
cam aigns reputation, not merely as
hero and dashing light cavalry
man, but also as Il thorough tactician
in all that pertained to the branch OF
the service to which he belonged.
A woRsHIPED FAvoRITE.
He was, in addition, strikingly
| handsome man and IL great favorite
with the fair sex, and to this latter
! fact he owed his do Snfall. The sum
mer OF 1875 found h m the Lieuten-
ant-Colonel of the Tenth Hussars,
somewhat advanced in middle lie,
marie and the father OF nearly
eroHn-up children, but still as de-
voted to the fair sex as in former
years and equally as much Il favorite
in society, his many graces oil manner
and speech, coupleI with his Brit
liant Intellectual qualities. render
ing him equally attractive both to
gentlemen and ladies', among the lat
ter of whom he had all his HE been a
semi-deity. He was on intimate terms
with the Prince OF Wdles, the Colo
mel OF his regiment, who entertained
toward him the warmest friendship,
and his regiment was one of the
SWEETEST of the swell in the army:
Occupying lofty social position and
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27
Bodwell, who is just now pos
ing as the special champion


ing as the special champion
of prohibition is contem-
plating the appointment of liquor con-
stables for the city of Bangor, where
fur many years the traffic in intoxi-
eating liquor has been conducted with
the same freedom and openness tnat
charactefizes the business in license
communities, but the governor said
that while Bangor is allowed i'm
munity from the law, it is i'm
possible to enforce the same law
in other places, and 80 he pro-
poses to enter that bailiwick and sup
press the illegal traffic there before
proceeding all along the lie. The
governor says he proposes to make
Maine a prohibitory liquor state in
fact as we'll as in name, but Just how
he is going to bring about the desired
result he does not demonstrate. The
appointment OF special constables will
not accomplish the purpose.
|, Here, in Augusta, the capital of
Maine, liquor-selling is carried on in
quite an o,en manner. In fact, the
l)cal officers don't do anything toward
suppressing the sale Of the article.
The attempt to restrain foreign Ii
quor dealer and importer, Michael
Burns, from car ying on his business
really failed in its purpose, and Burns
is to-day selling his goods IN the orig
inal packages, Notwithstanding his
conviction for carrying on a
liquor nuisance, which was Sc
cured at the September term of the
court. Burns appealed his case to
the full bench of Maine, and while it
is pending before that august tribunal
he is still carrying on his business
with the same freedom from prosecu-
ton as any dry goods dealer in the
town.
This fact, coupled with the condi-
ton of affairs in Bangor, Portland,
Lewiston, Bath and Rockland, rem
lers the future existence of the pro-
hibitory law very pre- .arious. The
people are getting to realize every day
that prohibition does not prohibit, and
thore will be little trouble to secure
the election of a legislature next year
that will materially change til. exist
ing prohibitory liquor law.-(Augusta
(Me.) Dispatch.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27

The right direction for health
sen imeut is tow ard the widows and
orphans OF the heroic Chicago police
men who died in the cause OF civiliza-
ton and to protect great city from
being turned over to a foreign gang OF
mnrierers and to arson and rapine.--
New York Mail and Express, Rep.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27

tempt to salute ner; lne seliots
from Wellesley pressitheir kisses nigh
~ IN tho lfacsa almost upde1 thcl
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-27

WE WARRANT Glllnvfe , Musnetic lehz
to relieve the Asthma In one minute .. y
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23
E COLUMBIAN COLUMBIA COUNTY PAL


In the middle of the broad street
wuz bigger mass Of chariots and
horsemen, and carts and carriages, and
great buggies and little ones, and big
loads Of barrels and big loads of ladies,
and then load of wood, aud then a
load of hay, and then a pair of young
folks pretty as picture. And then
came some high big coaches as big as
our spare bed room, and as high "a the
roof on our horse barn, with ak horses
hitched to EN-, all runnin' over on top
with men, and wimmen, and children,
and parasols, and giggles, and ha has.
And man wuz up behind a soundin'
out on trumpet dretful sort OF q
high, sweet note, not dwindlin' down
to the end as some music duz, but
kinder crinklin round and endin' mp in
the air every time.
Josiah wuz dretful took with it and
he told me in confidence that he laid
out when he got home to buy a trum-
pet and blow out jest them strains
every time he went into Jonesville or
out Of it. He said it would sound so
sort warlike and impressive.
expostulated against the idee. But
sez he, "You'll enjoy it when you get
used to it,
''Never !" sez l.
ayes you WILL" sez he, "and while l
live, l lay out that you shall haye ad-
vantages, and shall enjoy things new
and uneek."
eyes," sez / feelin'ly. 81 expect TO,
Josiah Allen as long as / live with you.
And 1 sithed. But l bad little time to
enjoy even sithin', for oh /! the crowd
that wuz a pressin onto us and sur
roundin' US on every side, some on EN-
curious and strange lookin', some on
'em beautiful and grand, Pretty young
girls lookin' sweet enough to kiss, and
right behind 'em Chinese man with
a long dress, and wooden shoes, and
his hair in long braid behind, and
his eyes sot in sideways. And then
would come on a hull lot OF winner
in dresses ev'ry coler Of the rainbow
and some men. Then few children
lookin sweet as roses, with their moth
ers a pushin the little carts ahead on
'em. And if you'll believe it, don't
s'pose you will, but it is true, that lots
of black mas had children jest as white
as snow, and pretty as rosebuds (tool
after their fathers l s'pose). but dom
believe in mixn' Of the races From
Samantha at Saratoga By JOSIAH
Aliens WIFE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23
Olasped by a Bear.
From the San Francisco Examiner.

EXCITING MIDNIGHT ENCOUNTER RELATED
BY RAILROAD AGENT.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23

There is something very beautiful in
the sofleuipg influence of years on
human character. While it is true
that age is sometimes peevish, it is
oftener true that men who have started
on the down-hill stretch of life present
their golden-ripe side to view, like a
rich apple that has mellowed on the
tree and taken its complexion from the
sunshine which natures and beauties
every thing that is in this lovely world.
Detroit Free Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23

The woman who neglects her hus-
bands shirt front is no longer the wife
of his bosom
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23

A French anthropologist, M. A. Ber-
tillon, enumeratcs twenty one charact-
eristio forms of the human nose.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-09-23
PEnRINE'S BERhHr hEhH MALT WHISKEY

Dyspepsia 1lnd in Perrine's Pure Barley
Malt Nhlskey powerful invigorant
PURE BARLEY MALT WHiSKEY
without unduly stimulating the kid
neys Increases their tagging activity,
oounteracts the effects OF fatigue, has.
tens conyalescence and Is wholesome
and prompt diuretic. Watch the label
None genuine unless bearing the sigma
ture